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10 Quick And Economic Recipes To Make During Lock down

When almost every second person is jobless due to the lock down or curfew during this pandemic people are looking for cheaper ways to spend this time period. So Here today we bring you Quick And Economic Recipes To Make During Lock down.   1. BEAN SALAD        I personally would rate this as one of the most easiest things to make. As it only involves mixing of already prepared or available things. You only have to mix already boiled red kidney beans, garbanzo beans, and other types of boiled beans depending on one's choice. Add some vegetables like bell pepper, onions, carrots, iceberg lettuce, boiled potatoes etc mix with salt and pepper and other spices and then enjoy your very easy to make bean salad.     2. VEGETABLE PAKORAY     The next thing we have is the national favourite food of Pakistani and Indian people. Pakoras are vegetable filled gram flour snacks. You start by mixing vegetables like potatoes, onions, baby spinach, sliced cauliflower, then add spice

A Mind Blowing Japanese Fiction; Kafka on the Shore

                                                          BOOK REVIEW BY                                                                                                       AREEBA ADNAN    Ever heard about fish raining from sky, cats talking with a human, time lapse or a ghost meeting a person? This book has it all. Haruki Murakami never seems to disappoint his readers. He has all the interesting ways of telling a story and how to engage his readers till the last page of his book. Haruki Murakami has the perfect ingredients to engage his readers; he uses suspense as a vital oxygen for the book. The book starts with a boy “Kafka” who has been talking to his own parallel self-named “Crow”. This boy is in search of himself and the lost pieces of his story which unveils slowly and gradually throughout the book. His father is a wealthy man but has a dark side; he kills cat and wants to capture their souls to make a flute. The book revolves around the city of Tokyo, Takamatsu

5 Things To Do During Quarantine

Self-isolation is considered as one of the most difficult things to bear. We are all looking for different ways to spend our time, especially the people who spend most of their time outside their homes. But now due to quarantine everybody's looking for ways to entertain themselves inside the safety of their own homes.  Here we have listed 5 things you can do during quarantine. 1. WORK AROUND HOME: There's always some work to be done around home, things you've been ignoring because you were too busy with your job. So now you're not and look around the home probably the bulb in the store is not working or the wall-hanging needs to be hanged.   2.  INDOOR WORK-OUT: Quarantine has probably disturbed your gym schedule or your morning walks. And you're now gaining a lot weight by staying home and lazing around, so look for an indoor workout tutorial on the internet and lose some calories.   3. CHECK OUT SOME ANIMALS: The world famous San Diego Zoo is

Coronavirus: Myths vs Reality

As the novel corona virus continues to spread across the globe rapidly, news continue to flow regarding this novel disease. The publishing of this news has made it difficult to separate myths from realty. so in today's blog we are going to separate some myths from realty. MYTH NO. 1  can not be transmitted in areas with hot and humid climate FACT: can be transmitted in ALL areas MYTH NO. 2 taking a hot bath will prevent you from catching the novel disease FACT: taking a hot bath can not prevent the virus from NOT entering your body MYTH NO. 3 it can be spread or transmitted through mosquito FACT: till today there has been no confirmation of the fact that it spreads through mosquito or not . the novel disease is a respiratory disease and spreads primarily through droplets of saliva or discharge from the nose. it also spreads if the infected person coughs or sneezes. MYTH NO. 4 UV disinfecting lamps kills the virus FACT: UV disinfecting lamps can not kill the